BOGOTA: Pancho and Chile, two chimpanzees that had escaped from a zoo in Colombia, were shot dead, after an alert was issued to nearby residents.
The incident was due to “a human failure,” Ukumari Biopark park manager Sandra Correa said.

BOGOTA: Pancho and Chile, two chimpanzees that had escaped from a zoo in Colombia, were shot dead, after an alert was issued to nearby residents.
The incident was due to “a human failure,” Ukumari Biopark park manager Sandra Correa said.
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